Sentence examples for driven pupils ' from inspiring English sources

What will revive it are classrooms that empower driven pupils with analytic talent, creativity, and a keen awareness of the human touch whether they're STEM-focused students or not.

This circadian variation precedes melatonin onset and the minimum ipRGC driven pupil response occurs post melatonin onset.

The viewing distance (1.15 m) of the 6.3°×8.9° photopic back-lit fixation screen (116 cd.m−2) for the right eye was determined by control study to minimize accommodation and convergence driven pupil fluctuations.

This could take the form of melanopsin's known ability to drive pupil constriction[32], or more complex interactions between melanopsin photoreception and the activity of conventional visual pathways (e.g. [33]).

Interestingly, we also found evidence of an improvement in the photoreceptor-mediated PLR, indicating that the brain visual pathway implicated in PLR is at least able to drive pupil response and can be recruited after gene transfer at 1 month of age.

But there is only "some evidence" that the introduction of the check in 2012 has led to an improvement in pupils' attainment in phonics itself, while no evidence yet that it has driven up pupils' wider reading and writing results in key stage 1 assessments.

However, recent studies with healthy subjects did not reveal age impact on melanopsin driven postillumination pupil response [ 10].

Mr Bobb thinks that is overdoing it, and that it may simply drive more pupils away.

On the whole, the study found students of colour to be significantly more likely to have been suspended than white pupils, driven by both black and Hispanic students when compared with Asian pupils who experienced significantly fewer suspensions than white students.

After the movie, she drove her pupil home and stayed to have a drink with his parents.

To weight the rod-, cone-, and melanopsin-mediated activation of the retinal ganglion cells, which drive the pupil light reflex by varying the light stimulus wavelength, intensity, and duration.